The Japanese first held a calligraphy exhibition in China in 2005 in collaboration with Beijing artists in order to promote and spread their own kanji in Asian countries.

Calligraphy exhibition was previously held in Mongolia in 2017, the "Mongolian Japanese-Ethics" calligraphy exhibition was opened for the second time 10th of September 2025 in the "Silver Tree" hall of the Chinggis Khaan National Museum.

Co-organized by the Embassy of Mongolia in Japan and the Shitsuke no Kai - Ethics and discipline, this exhibition brings together distinguished politicians, public figures, and calligraphic artists from both countries. It will be open to the public free of charge for ten days.

During the opening ceremony, His Excellency B. Bayarsaikhan, Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of Mongolia to Japan, emphasized that this exhibition is being organized at a significant moment: Mongolia is currently implementing the “National Program for Mongolian Script III,” following the Presidential Decree and the Law on the Mongolian Language, which require government and local authorities to conduct official documents in both Cyrillic and traditional Mongolian script beginning this year. He also noted the special significance of holding this exhibition shortly after the State Visit of the Emperor and Empress of Japan to Mongolia. He highlighted that this event contributes to strengthening the people-centered “Special Strategic Partnership for Peace and Prosperity” between the two nations, particularly by building mutual trust and expanding cultural relations.